From Raven Ridge Wildlife Center

The fledgling owls are now embracing the survival techniques passed down by their parents, a crucial but challenging phase. Currently, we are preparing to release some of the Great Horned Owls brought to us after being found in distressed conditions. There are some Owls that just need a bit more time to grasp the hunting skills and find themselves in trouble. Take this particular owl, for instance; it was discovered stranded in tall, damp weeds, its feathers damaged, dehydrated, and emaciated. Following weeks of intensive care, this Great Horned Owl has made a remarkable recovery, displaying remarkable resilience and determination. Its unwavering strength and readiness to return to the wild are truly inspiring.

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    42 months ago

    That’s . . . One small step for Owl . . . One . . silent whoosh for Owlkind.

    • anon6789OP
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      32 months ago

      They really seem to take off quickly. Owl gratitude works a bit differently. 😄

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        42 months ago

        “So long, and thanks for all the mousies”